CherylCroallEd.D.Senior LecturerTechnical CommunicationFacultyCheryl.Croall@unt.eduAuditorium Building 105

FacultyTechnical CommunicationEDUCATIONEd.D. in Organizational Leadership. Abilene Christian University MS, Communication Studies, University of North Texas BS, Florida State University  BIOGRAPHYCheryl Croall received her Ed.D. in Organizational Behavior and Leadership with a major in Conflict Resolution from Abilene Christian University, and holds a M.S. degree from the University of North Texas in Communication Studies.  Her research interests include Women in STEM, Technical Communication, Strategic Communication, and Organizational Leadership. Dr. Croall has over 20 years of communications experience in a range of industries including strategic business consulting, construction, advertising and data analytics. She has held positions at Wunderman Thompson, a global digital agency in over 70 markets, and McCarthy Building Companies, a national construction firm. Additionally, Ms. Croall is an experienced educator who has taught collegiate-level courses in Technical Communication, Communication Studies, Public Speaking and Business Communication. Dr. Croall is the President and Co-Founder of a philanthropic organization, 100 Women of Richardson, and was on the Board of Management at the Richardson Family YMCA. She has served in those roles as well as other community boards. She is dedicated to promoting education, helping others grow professionally and supporting communities. She is also a current volunteer speaker for a Dallas nonprofit , Attitudes and Attire, which supports women who have experienced a hardship or incarceration learn interviewing skills to rejoin the workforce.  OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOMCheryl enjoys reading, watching sports, spending time with her family, and going to the beach.  TEACHING INTERESTSProfessional Communication; Organizational Leadership; Change and Crisis Communication   COURSES COMMONLY TAUGHTTECM 2700: Introduction to Technical CommunicationTECM 3010: The Profession of Technical CommunicationTECM 3100:Visual Technical CommunicationTECM 4100: Proposal WritingTECM 4180: Advanced Technical CommunicationTECM 4800 Special Topics: Professional Communication MEMBERSHIPSAssociation for Business Communication